Online Masterclass - The Alliance Mentality
Event factfile
| Date of event: | 20 October 2020 |
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| Event ends: | 20 October 2020 |
| Start time: | 14:30 |
| End time: | 16:30 |
| Price: | Exclusive to members of The Henley Partnership *Up to 3 Places* |
#Covid-19 update: This event will now be a live online masterclass, with details provided below. Delegate numbers will be similar to a face-to-face event, enabling participants to have interaction with the speaker and work with other delegates (for example via group work and online polls).
A fully completed and authorised nomination form is required for this event. Those who have previously registered need take no action (other than completing any pre-work). All participants will be sent joining instructions explaining how to access the event online.
Description
The success of any organisation depends on the relationship between leaders and people.
Most courses focus on how leaders behave with their people. This event, meanwhile, considers how we think about the people who lead us.
Through ten lessons in managing up for mutual gain, you will explore an alliance mentality that challenges traditional attitudes to leadership.
This interactive session draws on the psychology of leadership, team performance and followership, revealing the enabling and inhibiting habits of managing up, and offering fresh ideas and tangible actions.
Key words
The primary theme is LEADERSHIP and the secondary theme is ENGAGEMENT.
It is relevant to the development of Engagement, Relationships, Partnership, Mutuality, Value.
THP, The Henley Partnership.
Richard Boston
Richard Boston is a psychologist specialising in leadership, followership and team performance as key drivers of success in organisations.
He’s the author of three books and works globally with a diverse client base that includes BHP, Deloitte, Gucci, Southampton Football Club, various charities, the government and the military.
*Per member organisation. “Up to” indicates the maximum number per member organisation, it is not an allocation of places. All places are subject to availability at the time of nomination. Nomination Forms are dealt with on a first come first served basis and a place cannot be booked or held without a fully completed and approved Nomination Form.
